Writing Thank You Notes Worksheets

Related ELA Standard: W.6-8.3

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Thank You notes are definitely less prevalent in today's society. Inside many people send a mobile text to their friends with the letters "Thx". When you take the time and effort to write Thank You Notes, people take notice. When you handwrite anything, it is a big deal in today's society. That is because no one does this anymore. People just don't take the time, but this is a valuable opportunity to show someone that value what they did for you. These worksheets will help students learn to write Thank You Notes and understand their use.

Thank You Note Worksheets:

Starter Notes – Think about something that someone has given you lately, or something nice that someone has done for you.

True or False? – Answer the questions to test your understanding of what a thank you note is, and how to write one. Circle the correct answer.

Something Nice – Use the template to write a thank you note to someone you know for something nice that they have done for you.

Parts of a Thank You Note – Label the parts of a thank you note on the diagram. Then, on a separate page, follow the format to write you own thank you note to someone who has done something nice for you.

Thanks for the Stuff – Use the checklist to plan out your thank you note.

Yeah Note! – Imagine that you have just received a really nice gift from a family member.

My Neighbor's Bike – The format below is the standard format for writing a thank you note.

Gifts, Pocket Money, or Mail – Your grandmother sent you some pocket money to take to summer camp.

The Thank You Note Project – A thank you note is a short note that you write when someone has done something nice for you.

Labeling Notes – Think about something that someone has given you lately, or something nice that someone has done for you.

BIG THANKS – When writing a thank you note, you should always include the date that you are writing.

Checklist – Checklist are the best way to make sure you get everything included.

Yours Truly – Choose someone you would like to thank for something they have given you, or something they have done for you.

Mini-Notes – Think of this as a sticky note project.

Uncles, My Cat, Grandma Gifts – Your neighbor took care of your cat for you while you were out of town

How to Write Thank You Notes


Here is the complete process of writing a thank you note.


Greetings


The best way to start a thank you note is by greeting the other person. You can start with the name of the person that you are writing a thank you note to. Make sure that you are using the correct spellings of the name otherwise, it can look rude. If the note is informal, you can ask them how they are doing and what is happening in their life and tell them that everything is fine at your end as well.


Express Your Thanks


The next step is to write thank you for whatever favor that they have done for you. You can directly move towards the thanks part without wasting any time on unnecessary details. The two words "Thank you" are enough. After expressing your thanks, you can state the reason and purpose of your thanks.


Add Details


When you have expressed your thanks, you can add a little bit of detail regarding the story. If they have given you a gift, you can write about how you have been using that gift. If it's a favor that they have done, you can mention how it has helped you. You can mention the details in a few lines.


Look Ahead


You can mention your plans to them. You can write about the next time that you will see them or plan a get-together.


Restate Thanks


When you are done with everything, it is time to restate the thanks. This is a good way to proceed towards the end. You can add different details this time to make it look natural.


End With Regards


End your thank you note with regards. For formal relationships, "sincerely" will do. However, you can use "with love", "yours truly", and "many thanks" for informal relationships.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



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